whatsits

Let's say two o'clock on the whatsit of May?.

He's started going to, whatsit, Alcoholics Anonymous.

I can't find my keys, have you seen that whatsit?

She always carries around that whatsit, I think it's a good luck charm.

Can you pass me that whatsit on the table?

I need to fix this whatsit before we can use it again.

He's always tinkering with some whatsit in his workshop.

She's a collector of all sorts of whatsits from around the world.

I have a feeling that whatsit will come in handy later.

I'm not sure what this whatsit is for, but it looks interesting.

The kids are always playing with that colorful whatsit in the yard.

I'll just grab that whatsit and we can head out the door.

" Well, you can use this little whatsit to take out your SIM card."

Words like " thingy" or " whatsit" or " thingamajig" , these are not normally used in written English.

Why wasn't I warned that unifying the administration of the countryside would mean removing protected status from this beaver whatsit?

One man looked at the whatsit.

The whatsit was in the museum.

If, for example, you discover a small whatsit, and you can't really say whether it is animal, vegetable, or mineral – I don't think you would dare touch it.

Uncle Vernon opened his mouth, closed it again, opened it once more, shut it, then, apparently struggling to remember how to talk, opened it for a third time and croaked, " So—so—they—er—they—er—they actually exist, do they—er—Dementy—whatsits? "